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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1887-12-23

were quite numerous in town last
Tuesday, having come from all
parts of the county to hear their
lecturer. Mr.. Rumph.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-08
LITTLE LAUGHS.

The way OF the transgressor is generally
agreed to he hard, but he undoubtedly de-
serves it all.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Husband twho has been looking at a house,
10 wifel-Rut why don't you like the housef
IL has two large parlors, cory library and
drawing room, a beautiful dining room, three
bath rooms, and the kitchen arrangements
are perfect aud the rent low. Wife shaking
her heah-Only seventeen closets, john
New York Sun.
Gingseng- Congratulate me, father; I'm
going to be married. Gingseng's Father
All. but do you think the lady will BE- able
20 support YOU i'm the style 10 which you have
been accustomedi-Pittsburg Dispatch.
1t is suggested that the plan Of executing
criminals by electricity will give relations
the chance TO say that their luckless kinsman
was struck by lightning. Philadelphia Call
II is generally conceded that women dress
10 attract the admiration Of men, and The
Pittsburg Dispatch asks "But why do men
dressn Well, because they look better that
way. They would attract altogether too
much attention if they didn't dress.-Norris-
town Herald.
a Chicago man paid 5000 for copy Of
the Bible. When he reaches the passage
treating Of swine you will hear from him.
He will want his money back with a loud
and angry want Minneapolis Tribune.
Women are frightful gossips, we know, but
if they were not their husbands would miss
great deal Of entertaining information
about the neighbors Boston Journal Of Ed
ucation.
Representative Beriah Wilkins tells Of an
Indiana granger who recently called on the
president, shocks hands with him vigorously
and long, looked him over from bead 20 foot,
and then remarked: "Wa-al wa-all Here
hev ben votn' for PRESIDENT nigh onto fifty
year, an I'll be golhla,tcd ef YOU amt the
fust one / ever see Jes' shake agin, will
yeri'
Most Of the $50 persons killed by the erup-
ton Of the new volcanoes in Mexico are
found to have died Of fright 1t is supposed
that when the Mexicaus saw the lava run
ming down the mountain sides they mistool
it for soap.-Detroit Free Press.
A student, being DESTROYS of learning
whether there was any truth in the state
ment that Seneca was addicted 10 drunken
ness, opened am illustrated encyclopedia. and
having found the name Of the celebrated
| philosopher. the first object that met his gaz.
was n w00dcut. beneath which were Tho
words Seneca, after an ancient bust Tie
ardent investigator, finding his worst fears
/ confirmed. looked no further Chicago Her
aid
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fourth or more Of that-consider, then, what
the loss OF this 800, 900 900 means, and the loss
of the transportation Of the 100000 tons OK
freight to the seaboard, and think OF few
spectators trying TO hold up the market on
trlne of 100000 bushels. They might as
well toot a penny whistle in tropical hurri-
cane. or course, the market VIII go up anu
DOWN for temporary causes; but to hold IT up
nothing will do that but foreign war or
failure Of crops all around. The farmers
pulled Us out Of the last great depression by
selling an immense surplus abroad from 1910
10 lssl-they were sl,GOO,0OO,oO ahead by
the fact that crops were good here and bad IN
Europe for six years-but the time has come
when we cannot lean entirely on our farmers;
some other interest must do good deal OF
biting"
Mr.. Bookwalter will start on another tour
to Europe and the far east in a short time.
J. H. BEADLE
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As TO his character, the Arkansas cracker
is a simple, kindly, honest soul, hard work.
ing in the main, not precisely "unresting,"
but certainly "unhating" Patience prob
ably gets in more Of her perfect work on a
plantation than anywhere north of the
equator ! remember our cowshed The
carpenter was too busy with houses 20 de
scend 20 sheds, so our hopes fell back on
Thomas Jellerson-Thomas Jefferson is as
versatile as an "all sorts stOre;' by turns he
had been soldier, carpenter, butcher and
blacksmith; is also a nautical character mas
much rs he runs the ferry. On Thursday
morning We stated our needs 10 Thomas
jefferson who promised TO go TO work at
once Friday the weather was too cold ;
Saturday is pig killing day" Sunday we
couldn't expect him, but we were comforted
10 know that he was "studyin' 'beoutn US all /;
Monday he appeared in the flesh, scanned
the ground and the lumber, whistled a good
deal and carried off our best hatchet Tues
day he passed by with another man and
they both leaned on the fence and looked at
us; Wednesday he came with the other man
and the Ratchet and actually set TO work.
From this time he worked on steadily,
swiftly according 10 the plantation stand
ards and effectively until the shed only
lacked doors and little roof of completion.
Then he was called away 10 make a coffin.
We were anxious about our doors, but what
could we say when this southern Sam Law
son pleaded the last needs OF humanityi "Ole
Man Putty be done died up an he has ter be
buried Cows kin wait, but c'opses cayn't"
Wei, the cows-and we-waited a month.
Meanwhile Henry got boards and nailed the
beasts in every night and unnaied them
every morning Yes, it must be confessed
that we are not brisk on our plantation We
have IA happy 90 lucky way Of trusting TO
chance to help Us out; "when the weather
rains we can't mend the roof. and when it
doesn't rain the roof doesn't need mending;H
am almost afraid that We are trihing.-Oc-
tave Thanets Letter.
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Ex-Governor A. II. stephens Cousin.

am first cousin of the late ex Governor Al
exander IL. Stephens and have been postal
clerk on different railroads since 1853. For ten
years have been a sufferer from cancer on
my face, which grew worse until the discharge
Of matter became profuse and!very offensive. |
became thoroughly Disguised with blood pur
ders and pronounced them humbugs, as had
tried many without relief.
Finally was induced 10 use B. B. b., which
was about the first Of February, and continued
its use until the latter part Of April. The Of
fensyc discharge decreased at once. and the
hardnes, around the cancer disappeared. IL
improved my general health. and ! rapidly
gained flesh and strength The discharge
gradually decreased and the cancer became
less and less i'm size until nothing remains eN-
ccpt scar 10 tell the tale of a once dangerous
cancer An who have seen me since have com
mcnced the use of b. B. b. bear testimony OF
my great improvement. and the scar ON my
face shows that 10 cured the cancer. ilnd that
B.B. b. comes squarcIy mp % what t is recon-
monded. and cannot say too much i'm praise
OF this wonderful medicine. J have tried them
mn. hut B. b. b. stands at the top as blood
purifier.
The above is copied from the Athens GA.
Banner Natchman" being the voluntary IAN
guagc of Mr.. James \. Greer, when edllol
CAN'T indOr-c..
'Mr. Greer is am honest, upright citizen oil
Athens. who had bad cancer ami ms numci
ou~ friends thought that bee could not live very
iou,r. 49, the cancer was gradually supping the
foundation of his constitution. nui now loom
well auI hearty.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

,EsIDENro OF THE LEAGUE.
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FINANCIAL.
Reported BY G.. w. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
Na,v Work Stuck Market.
REVIEW.


NEW YORK. June The market opened
quiet and without any conspicuous feature
All foreign interest being still apparently
very small. and with the temper ofthe room
traders continuing to be bearish, any incli'
nation that may have existed 70 advance
values was easily checked The earnings OF
the railroads still continue very favorable
but with the persistent way in which the
public holds aloof from Wall street, and the
existing speculation both in real estate,
wheat. and other commodities there Is hui
little encouragement al the moment Al
the same time, however, there now exists and
i still growing such a foundation that, with
anv revival of speculation. should afford d
good starting basis Left 10 itself during tho
afternoon. the market was again vigorously
raided by the roOm-traders and local bears
and closed steady
Money per cent.
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Al EVENING OF MUSIC AND
y SONG Grand Military Concert 40 tho
Richmond Theatre. WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING. June srH at 500 o'clock by the cole
hmted Band from the National Military Home.
Hampton. Va. assisted by the well known
artists Professor Reinhardt Captain Fran.
W. Cunningham. and Louis PiIl.ui Benefit
of the Lee Camp Confederate Home and the
Male Orphan Asylum. Admission. jO cents
reserved seats. sj cents. Box sheet viii he
open Monday morning at 9 o'clock at Walter
ID. Moses 81 Co.,. 40. glf Main street.
General admission tickets OF NJ. B. Ramos 81
Co.,. tp3 East Main street Goddard a Moses.
aOl East Main street. Polk Miller 81 Co.,. itl
East Main street; john 49, Tyler. sE East
Main street: JudsOu Cunningham. 2l-t and
Main streets. A. PiLIiui Jr.. cDj East Broad
street; ID. Columbus, 3Ol East Broad street.
4ie 4 mOtuNWc
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Schoolgirls are not altogether devoid of
observation. Some Of them can also describe
in fair English the results Of what passes Dee
fore their eyes In a class OF girls few day,
ago the lesson was 10 state one proverb from
some prominent author One of the pupils,
instead of doing SD, ventured AN original
essay rs follows
"The girl that has dog cart never lacks
friends. boston Transcript
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-08

a very little child looked wistfuliy no am
older sister last evening.
did Mr. Fiance bring you amy candy TO-
nightp she asked
"No, Edith"
"Did he bring you any last night"
mo | will give you some as soon as he
does
That's just it, 80 cried the little creature.
breaking into tears wow that you're en-
gagged to him he doesn't find 10 worth while to
pay You any more attention Philadelphia
News
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"Why, how are You. BillyN said a travel
ing man, on meeting am acquaintance in Chi
cago. 81 am indeed surprised 20 SIZE you
here l thought you were living in ST.
Louis
II was until a short time since
"mdeed. And how long have you been in
Chicago
81 was resurrected last January. '-Mer-
chant Traveller.
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Seashore Che-tnuts

Next summer they'll spoon by the sad sea
waves,
And smash" ON the sandy shore:
And they'll speak Of rest Ia the oceans graves,
over which the wild pillows viii roar
The same old storyll be- told once more;
He'll quote poetry, she'll coo Ike dove,
They'll speak Of this life as a terrible bore
Unless sure Of each others love.
| wouldn't father the lies they'll tell
In their flirting wretched old trick;
The "chcstnuts" and rats, We know very we'll
Will be sure TO make the sea sick.
--Goodall's Sun.
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Calling over IN Manchester the oihcI
day we dropued into the nr.tcIa~s bakery
establishment of f. * y. STEMS and found DO
lifted zap in nrst-ciass style with ail the neccs
sary supplies of good things, such as always
remind us of Christmas. Bread. crackers, DIS
cults. etc.. boo abundance; cakes. and variety
of good things for the children, and all made
from tine very hc-tan purcst materials This
/. indeed "a mode. bakery. AND One That dc
serves and is fast gaining the support Oi the
public BE- sure % call boo and see them ai
l2Oj Hull street. Manchester.
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Court Ohicer-A message from the jury
room, your honor.
His Hcnor-What do they want-furthcr
explanation OF evidenced
Court Ohicer-No, your hon or; they want
a fresh box Of cigars New York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-08
CITY TANT.S.
OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND. Va. june /. l-es.

OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND, Va June |. l,es.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
daily from tine
ljm TO THE 9rH DAY OFJUNE. INCLU-
siye, between the hours of O'Clock AIM. and
O'Clock pm. for the purpose of receiving
from all persons one half or the whole of the
city taxes assessed against them.
Five per centum penalty Will bee added to the
whole amount OF said bills unless one half
thereof bee paid on Oh before June 18th.
All daily papers will please copy.
lic2-tjyl
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There is more profit in being what the
Lord has made you than trying 20 fill big
brain career on II small brain capital-Fall
River Advance
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Z
Our stock of CLARETS is complete and very
large. We receive these wines from "'' Oh
the best houses i'm Bordeaux, ami tuli> guar
antoe their purity. We have complete as
.ortment of all the hrer brands, such as CHA
TEAU LAROSE MARGAUN. LATTE etc.
etc.. bat we beg 10 call particular attention To-
our large importation of
CLARETs IN HOGSHEADS.
perfectly pure. and So well adapted for the
coming hot season. many of which we bottle
ourselves and SELL at very low prices. We shall
bo pleased receive orders for these Ola
REFS in quantities Go suit purchasers.
OSCAR CRAM a CO..
3iuj6t NO. ID Governor street,
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HEADQUARTERS LAW AND ORDER LEAGrE,
RICHMOND. Va. june 3. l.s,.

The members OF Chapter $50. ] are requested
tn attend the regular meeting of tho Chapter
this Cruc.day evening. June .th, at ell
O'Clock. in their hall BOB thc 0ll Tobacco EN
change builug. Election OF Vice President
and three members oi the Executive Commit
tec.
Members OF Chapter MOI are cordially boz
1ifcd tO he present.
liy order of the
jie7lt PRESIDENT OF THE LEAGUE.
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Peep i'm at Hume Minor ~ Co.'S Piano
and Organ warcr0Om~ 25 North Ninth street.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine weekly.
begin lith July, lss1, and end 18th September
For circular apply lP. o. University OF Nir-
giniD 10 JOHN B. MINOR.
Prof Com. and Stat Law.
4may H. W&Salm
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Reported by G.. b. Hcdlonl Sc Co.,. GwIl
Commission Merchants No.G South Twelfth
street.
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MISUNDERSTANDING STUDENTS
RrcnMovD. Va May

RICHMOND. Va. May 2sth, l,s'.
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE
Y STOCKHOLDERS or THE NEW ME
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY
Is hereby called CD take place at ihe office oi
Johnston. Williams Boulwarc. 10. nos East
Main street. Richmond. Wa. on SAL u hDA o.
Trr i~ru or IrNE. at r. O'Clock m.. by order
of James VI. Carter, Presidents Charles l..
Williams. Secretary.
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Against ~.

Several physicians have pronounced my dis
elise blood poison. caused Dy paint on lead ln the
paint. lut they could NOT cure me. Last sum
upr / used eighteen bottles 0i % largely ddNcr-
ti-cd blood medicine. which did me mo- more
good than sO much water.
have used only two bottles Of b. B. b., and
ann proud tO sag that have received greater
Irneff from them cham from the eighteen, and
qm now rapidly recovering THERE'S DO cues
ton about tine superiority of b. b. b. over AN
hIoOd remedies W. II. WOODY,
2lj Reynolds street.
Augusta Ga. April d. ls,6.
All who desire fun Information about the
cause and cure of Blood '0isons. Scrotula. and
~cr0fu'0u- ~wclUug-. L lcers. sores ltheuma
ti-m. Kidney complaints. tatarrh. etc., can
secure Dos mail free. 20 copy of our G page Illus
-trattl Book of Wonders. filled with tine most
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known.
Address BLOOD BALM co.
2mv- Atlanta Ga.
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The Daily Record" is a valuable publlca-
ton. Subscribe 10 it, Office ~ East Main
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To Licen,e-Tax Payers.

Licensc-taxes due the State, To- run &c
April 30. 1888 are payable ON June lst
These and all other State taxes can be-
paid in coupons, which ! am prepared %
furnish at a very great saving to the tax
payer.
| give each taxpayer written guaran
tee of legal protection, free of all cost iC
him. No taxpayer who has purchased
coupons of me has suffered any loss Oh
harm. JAMES +. CoOPER.
Oh Main street, Richmond, Va.
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,sr Marriage and Death Notices inserted
free.
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PAINTS olr>ec


Weather. Water.
and Fine Proof
Never Cracks
Bli-fDr-. on ptels
Esp,cllily adapt
ed tor Tin. Zinc
Copper. Iron and
~lliug De- AND
Board Roofs.
Defective ana
Leaky Roof from
age and exposure
arcrru,icrDdtlElf
and PERFECTLY JOS
use. Damp Hni
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
liry lN tlIo ll- off
this PAINT and
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF yIRGTNIA.

TNIVFRSITY OF VIRGINIA.
SiNty. fourth Session begins October Isl, 1879.
Academic and Professional Departments.
VIRGINIA ACADEMIC STUDENTS
Pawn Tuition Fees thernecessary expenses
t.,if.0 from $50 tO SOS For Catalogue apply
m CHARLES 5. NENABLE,
Chairman of the Faculty.
Po,tonco University of virginia, Va.
4may 2@ -a.tu,thlm
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aju5y
CMITTS BLOOD AND LIVER REG
y TLATOR.

7 ~ ITIN1
cure for an Scrofulous. such as Pimples,
Ulcers. Sores Intammatons' sWeiiihRs' Try
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For sale by all druggists. Price, - per oo'tl'
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next sixty days trial bottle for 90 cents.
PROMPT attention 10 wholesale orders.
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NO. 3lG North Second street,
ot,,-t, Richmond. Va.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
Heart Olooose

Read the hospital reports. read the mortusry reports, read the daily news. papers and learn how widespread is heart disease, how difficult of detection it is 10 most people. how many and how sudden are the deaths it causes. Then read Dr. Flint's Treatise on Heart Dis ease. and learn what 1t is. what causes it, wha. diseases it gives rise to, what its symptoms are, and how i: may be at- tackled. If you find that you have heart disease. ask your druggist for bottle of Dr. Flint's Heart Remedy The treatise may be had on application to J. J. Mack < Co, Nos. 9 and II Front street. San Francisco,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
0allsoo0 00eoO.

Prescott is ssailroad town nov. tAanA you They say the depot will be nice and substsntial sH.ir.
 "Now Is the winter u our discontent turned" into rAilrosd hu,nming.
 The excursion 10 the Junction is n. noanced iw next Sunday.
 Mem are at york grading and putting in the "i' ss the deIol grounds.
 Five hundred men can find employ meat emitting nes for the rxilroad ss good prices.
 An excursion .o Fwscott Junction and return will be given next Sunday January 9th- Round trip tickets $s.0O.
 A temporary depot building s being erected near the lower end of the Moel- Ter field The permanent one will be buat nearer town.
 T. 5. Bullock will shortly make brief tip east. On his return work win bs sxscnding the road to Phe- nix. He expects so have the engineer force st work by shs lst of February.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05

Messrs. T. k. Gable, general manager, D. H Do':erer. superintendent motive power, and Judge w. C. Hazcldine. so- Ecitor, all of the Atlantic < Pacific rail- road, together with Manager Bullock. Vice Pre.iden, Wilson, Secretary W. x. Kelly and Aessrs. s. J. Payne and Levi Bashiord, oi the Prescott < Arizona Central. made the JorKSAL-NISEg ofscc 8 pleasan; can thie afternoon. The A. lantic { Pacific officials were pressed for time and could not make e thorough aa inspection of the city as they wished, and our own railroad folks were in ex- eellen' spirits over the prospects of the speedy union Of Prescott with the out site world Messrs. Hazeldine. Gable and Do'terer left for Prescott Junction sh't evening. from whence they go wes. OF business connected thsi- rad.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
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Argument on the demurrer to the in- dic.ment to our libel case occupied the entire day in the district court yester- day. E. N. Sanford. repres ntins the defendant, made one of the ablest srgu. mrnse in support of the demurrer it has been our pleasure .o heten to in rrcs- Oass. He quoted decision after decision in support of the demurrer and clinched them to the case with incontsovertible argument. Judges Ruah and Howard devoted the greater portion of the alter noon in feeble attempts to find vulner
 able point in the strong bulvArk of legal argument erected by MT. Sanford. and to sidetraek the judge On come unim- portant issue. They surprised su pes ent by the scattering assertions they laid down ss propositions of lawyevadins
 the issue at bar. their perosssions par taking more oi an appeal to the passioas of the jury than an argument of law b. fore learned judge. Ar. Sanford closed the argument when Judge Porter took the caee under advisement.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
osaru es oasoesvoooeo.

1uoSusys Dee. 4Utb. The bn~sd of supssvises ass still ~n- gased in winding up the barinsss V the year.
 attorney general has bsen retained to recover fees. which it is claimed have been illegally withheld by the sherin.
 Treasurer Elect Bsshiord wxs ordered to give bond for e60000.
 Assessment of C. F. Roberts wss ss- duced $364OO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-05
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iron whipp's also appeared aud ssrs, naaed ths ssssMbasd Company. discouzs- 'no quite number of aiD f,oo shs groUnds suzs0unding ths residenes.